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Here's our gear guide for minimalist street photographers. There's zero forgiveness with street photography so if you're serious, embrace minimalism and focus on the craft. When working the street you need to be of a pre...
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3D-printed artificial intelligence running at the speed of light--from object classification to optical component design Deep learning is one of the fastest-growing machine learning methods that relies on multi-layered artificial neural networks. Traditionally, deep learning systems are implemented to be executed on a computer to digitally...
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OK Tarot Simple Tarot Card Deck

The Gadget Flow - 30 Jul 2018 15:00
OK Tarot Simple Tarot Card Deck Understand more about your life the easy way with the OK Tarot Simple Tarot Card Deck. Going against the grain, this deck takes on a minimalist approach. Featuring a bright pink base with black illustrations, the OK Taro...
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Crooks exploited legit web ad ecosystem - researchers Security researchers at Check Point have lifted the lid on the infrastructure and methods of an enormous "malvertising" and banking trojan campaign....
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Apple's third new 2018 iPhone might be delayed until November Many reports say that Apple will release three handsets later this summer, including two OLED versions and an iPhone X successor packing an LCD screen. The latter, featuring a 6.1-inch display, is supposed to be a lot mo...
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Modern movie trailers are already cynical exercises in attention grabbing (such as the social media-friendly burst of imagery at the start of many clips), but they might be even more calculated in the future. Researchers...
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The local arm of the Japanese multinational has reported AU$5.5 million in after-tax profit for the 2018 financial year.
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NASA contest finalists show off their Mars habitat models Yes, we've yet to successfully send humans to Mars, but we already need to start thinking how we can stay there for long stretches of time -- or even for good. NASA launched the 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge back in 2015 ...
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Unbeknownst to them, at least 1 percent of the US population has an identifiable genetic risk for cancer or heart disease that could be detected and clinically managed through genomic screening. Researchers say that iden...
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Lyft driver accused of stealing passenger's credit card, charging more than $1K A Lyft driver is being accused of using one of his passenger’s credit cards to make over $1,000 in purchases.        
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T-Mobile US named Nokia to supply it with $3.5 billion in next-generation 5G network gear, marking the world's largest 5G deal so far and solid evidence of a new wireless upgrade cycle starting to take root.
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MIT Study Shows Off Chemical-Detecting Machines the Size of a Human Egg Cell Robots are excellent tools for gathering information from areas humans can’t reach. And now new speck-sized machines from MIT could extend that capability to carrying out diagnostics inside the human body, wafting thro...
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Sorry, Nerds: Terraforming Might Not Work on Mars If a new analysis is correct, conditions on Mars make it impossible for existing technology to turn it into a garden of Earth-like delights.
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Scientists discover a dynamic cellular defense against breast cancer invasion Researchers report they have demonstrated in mouse tissue grown in the lab that the cell layer surrounding breast milk ducts reaches out to grab stray cancer cells to keep them from spreading through the body. The findin...
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Fortnite Android app downloads limited to this list of phones It’s pretty safe to say that Fortnite has enjoyed a successful mobile launch, but there’s one major piece that’s still missing: Android support. Android users have been waiting for months to hear when the game will...
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Twitter turns to Oxford academics over hate speech Twitter is turning to academics, including from Oxford's department for experimental psychology, to tackle hate speech and promote "healthy conversations".
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John Oliver made his own version of Facebook's 'we're sorry' video In April, after the Cambridge Analytica scandal erupted, Facebook put out an ad that was meant to reassure users about how their data would be treated going forward. Dubbed the "Here Together" ad, the video points to som...
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String Theory May Create Far Fewer Universes Than Thought Some physicists claim the popular landscape of universes in string theory may not exist.
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Xioami Pocophone F1 could be another gaming phone

Slash Gear - 30 Jul 2018 04:16
Xioami Pocophone F1 could be another gaming phone Fans of Xiaomi in the US have begrudged the company's still unfulfilled promise of bringing its dirt cheap but quality phones to their market. The recently leaked Pocophone F1, headed to Europe among other markets, may h...
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Strangers From Hell, Fungal Acne, MacBook Pro, and Magic Leap: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week July 2018 is nearly out the door, and it's certainly been a long one, ladies and gentlemen. In this era of the 24-hour news cycle, here are some things you may not have remembered happened just weeks ago:
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Great white shark caught in Rhode Island waters A Great white shark was caught on Sunday by fisherman in Rhode Island waters.
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How Do We Design A Eco-Conscious Green Work Place With increasing concerns about the environment, people are re-evaluating every aspect of their lives. As we audit our living environments, it is also important that we demonstrate the same commitment in our workplaces. H...
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